Site Documentation 1.0

Site Documentation Drupal module picks up information from various places within the Drupal environment.Some of the information comes from internal arrays, some is derived from system calls, and some comes directly from the database tables. As one might imagine, this gathering does not come without a price; you can expect a spike in database and CPU activity while this module runs. Therefore, one should be careful how often and when it is run.The Site Documentation module presents the following summarized information: - Basic Drupal summary - lists some basic information about your Drupal installation. - Database summary - list all tables and pertinent information. - Sequences Summary - displays the last id of various table entries. - Node Summary - lists how many of all content types are in the database, along with status information. - Node Access Summary - checks the node_access table to see if all nodes are represented, and includes the ability to see which nodes are in which realms. - Content types - detailed list of content type settings. - Vocabularies - shows all the defined vocabularies (taxonomies) and all the terms within them, along with usage counts and other settings. - Modules - lists all modules that are known to the Drupal system, even if not enabled. This list is much like that of the Modules Admin page and includes dependencies. This now also includes path checking to help detect module in the wrong places. - Themes - lists all the available themes, whether enabled or not. - Theme_Engine - shows which theme engines are available. - System Variables - lists all variables defined by all modules, along with their content. - Blocks - shows a complete list of the blocks that are defined, whether enabled or not. It will also check to see if the theme that owns them exists any longer; if not, a warning message may be issued. - Boxes - this shows additional information for manually created blocks. - Roles and Permissions - lists all user roles along with their access permissions, blocks that are restricted to the role, and may include all users assigned to the role. - Contacts - displays all email contacts for the site. - Profile Fields - shows custom user profile fields used on this site. - URL Aliases - shows URL Aliases that are defined along with broken and duplicate links. The alias numbers and node IDs are hyper linked to ease corrections.Installation - Unpack and enable the module. - Go to Admin >> Site configuration >> Site documentation settings. - Choose which options you want to use. - Go to Admin >> Site building >> Site documentation to run it according to the settings.  Requirements: - Drupal 5.x/6.x

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